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The 13-acre property by 1788 and IHP Capital Partners will have 97 units spread across four buildings when complete.

The 1950s Brillo factory building formerly owned by the Jehovah’s Witnesses will be converted into 15 luxury condos.

The 100-unit bespoke luxury development is the culmination of a vision that dawned in the late 1930s.

Seriously architects, you should know the difference between a door and a window.

Feast your unbelieving eyes on some of the strangest pieces of architecture.

The facade of the six-unit building features mullioned glass and an architectural fire escape.

The thoroughly contemporary 47-story tower is Fort Lee’s tallest building.

The residences will be a mix of one- and two-bedrooms, plus two duplexes and a triplex penthouse.

The old Ruppert Playground was razed to make way for the 36-story high-rise.

The 17-story sliver building will have just 18 condominiums.

You don’t have to be a child to appreciate the wooded beauty of these forested homes.

Rising 800 feet above sea level, the 47-story tower features 75,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities.

Each of the three townhouses is equipped with a full-floor spa designed by Thomas-Juul Hansen.

Goldstein, Hill and West Architects is designing the building, which is angling for an inclusionary housing bonus.

The four-story walk-up building is being gut renovated and getting another floor.

Go ahead and invite Mother Nature into your home.